Editing Gyro

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'''Gyro''' ({{ja|ジャイロ|Jairo}}, ''Gyro'') is [[R.O.B.]]'s [[down special move]].

The attack encompasses a spin top that R.O.B. fires. It is chargeable; the longer it charges, the stronger and faster it becomes. However, a fully charged gyro will deal less damage than a slightly less charged one. A fully charged Gyro normally inflicts 18% damage and has high [[knockback]] in Brawl. After being launched, it can be picked back up and thrown at the opponent, inflicting 10% damage. An opponent can pick it up as well. It also acts like the [[Unira]] in that it will still cause damage on contact as long as it is spinning. Its knockback direction is decided by the direction the thrower was facing, even if it was thrown up or down; this makes it an effective tool for trapping opponents into unavoidable combos.  

{{CustomSet|ROB|Down|name1=Gyro|desc1=Fire a spinning top. You can have only one on the stage at a time. This attack can be charged.|name2=Fire Gyro|desc2=Fire a flaming top. Deals more damage, but doesn't travel as far.|name3=Slip Gyro|desc3=Fire a slippery top that slides across the ground instead of bouncing.}}

The "Gyro" is essentially a spinning top. The [[R.O.B.]] accessory was made available at the launch of the NES in 1985 with the ''Nintendo Entertainment System: Deluxe Set''. R.O.B. would place the gyros on a spinner and use them to press buttons to activate in-game effects for ''[[Gyromite]]''; the button would remain pressed only as long as the gyro retained enough speed to remain upright. The concept of the move in ''Brawl'' is exactly the same as when the gyros were spinning in the Spinner, but throwing the gyro is a new feature added in ''Brawl''.

The "Gyro" in ''Brawl'' is designed exactly like the real Gyros, but the spinner seems to be based on the "Gyro holder", where the Gyros had to be placed for R.O.B. to pick them up, rather than the actual spinner. Another difference is that to play ''Gyromite'', R.O.B. has specific hands designed to pick the Gyros, while in ''Brawl'' he picks them with his regular hands, based on his ''Stack-Up'' hands.